A Slap and Unintended Consequences
My remarkable grandmother, Mary Lee Blake Calhoun, died from cancer in 1946. As a newborn girl just after the civil
South Highland Grammar School
Like a fortress, South Highland squatted on the Southside in the foothills of Red Mountain in the urban community of
Aunt Missy and Uncle Arnold
Several days ago, we stopped at Kroger's off Champion Forest Drive to buy a few items. Coming up
A Little Respect
It was my turn. I sat down, leaned forward and snuggled around the stock. That’s when I first smelled
Uncle Will
At the dawn of my conscious memory in 1937, I was three, and Uncle Will (Charles T. Calhoun) came to
Dawn Shepard Olivier
I hope after Rene and I retire I'll find more time. Until then while between loads of laundry, I'll write some of my memories for your enjoyment.
Rod (Roddy) Johnson
My Life in Enterprise, 1967 - 1968. According to WikiPedia, Enterprise, Mississippi has a population of just over 500 people. At one time, I was counted as a resident of that Clarke County town. Even though I only lived there less than two years, the time and place have left permanent memories.
Jolene Shepard James
M-I, double es-I, double es-I, double pee-I.
Every child born and raised in Mississippi was taught how to spell Mississippi. Mississippi was a wonderful place to live and some of my best times were visiting Enterprise, where my grandparents Elsie and Arthur Ousley lived.
Keith Beddingfield
I am not a writer. But here is what I have for you. We send our regards to everyone gathering in Texas… we’re really sorry we’ll miss things this year.
Craig Beddingfield
Going down to Enterprise is a vivid memory that I have, forever etched in my mind. The following are the memories of a 10-year old boy going there, from the big city of Meridian.
